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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ANt) NEWS.
Trr.nDAi, rijMCMf
Stinger (’allies fronr the
Liverpool Market was the
Early Influeiiee.
SHORTS NERVOUS
Heavy Buying of M«ivh
Creates Fear of Squeeze
In that Option.
N>w York. Frb. 1. —Th«* roitnn uisrkst
t(#aln#*s at th* iqwiilug wa* a«*tl«rr and
|»rlr*-« J0& iHtliita higher In *)iu|»at!iy with
str«*ijr*r rank** froiu l4«< a U MN,i - Affor th»-
rail. tfi# Hat torn* r«titftiUH*l to inlvnme.
nu\ under the lmi*etua iff mum* henry buy
ing of M*n-b by Jhe mom «-au«*-«l that op
tion t<» advanee
pinion of the
tneinliera that ehorta In Mnri’li bad heroine
alaruoxl orer aome good buying try proiul
in-lit lnterea|a. mid fearlnu u aqueese had
rove nil eaten alvely.
gat TWA Sff'fcSTWA'
Hpota. good tNMlneaa dotw. fi poftTts higher;
middling &JM; nalea K.iJPfcjUwrtran 11.000;
upemlatloii and # sport 1,000; Importa 14,000
Imlea, liirludlng 41.200 Amerlran.
The Tlniea Drsiorrst. “The hmahlag of
tMiiaportatloo rongpatlpn In Tezaa, and (he
rapid movement -or the rsMaat forocasta,
In the oplnfdu of leading nrttoa ruenbanta,
mean a iierpendlmlar drop In (Jelrsgfsu re-
rndpta Im-for* vary loog.“
The rot ton cablet ar# good eoongh to
warrant the espectatlon of sows further
lui|irnvenieut In the loral market, eajHs-ial
ty the reporta of spot aalea and the aharp
advance In pries*. With the relief of tref-
tie rougeatlon generally reported In th
Kotttbweft, a falling off In the movement I
eiprcted. The l«d weather prevailing In
the Houth la alao likely to Interfere with
the reeHiits, mi It wout d<- to gu ahart
except on bulgea. and we favor the long
aide whenever rottou ran he liought at eon-
reealooa.
When we opened Uretpool. Mar-Juae
ood S higher than doe. hot we did not
*a|M>nd fully Trade loral and without
feature. Liverpool Juat np amdher point,
ami la very ateady nod atrong.
Liverpool la a heavy Imyer of Msn-b. on-
doing at raddle*. March 0 point# under
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
The Cngllah market opene«l about
point* lower than due on the «-loali
New York, thua reveralng the firm fi
dlaplayed In the late trading Monday
wa* a raae of the trade taking adtuufagp
•»f the rloalng flrian*** ou which to tarn
profit# on the opening. At 14 IS p. in
spots were aliout '.tt-4 point# alior
prevlouM eloae. At the rlnae. prlrea^
vr the
.. were
»ut pared
ateady 201 points higher, aa
Moudny'a flnala.
The following give* the range In the
active mouth* In Liverpool today:
Open. lllgh. Ij«w.
March April 6.M £*>
Mar-June 6.BIH R.R* BMW
July August Mi? 664 6 47?
October •Noveinl'er 6.38 6.42 6.3m
Ivant
A f
pnc
Hjait. were ami »t an advance of
paint! In AIM for middling. A «'«"1 l>u.l
nrm. trm dour at 111- In'llrr |irli-r«. ,|illi
on taking 12,000 halre.
In I hi* Now York uinrkrl. futun*. <M**-nr(l
9*9 pntnta In-fler. owl lolor Improving
■hour i |»lnlB on .noil Inlying. fe-IMtig woo
Monument lo Icon lowrl.b al 111*
.iut II lo thought
a malarial Ilnur, lo not
.. I Vo mult Imllotln »ji: "Tb» otorr
that Mr. I'rlca lo In the market again la
not gam*rally credited. anil many people
Died with Wall at root Intereeta.
la unirr nr b*aa ciirreef that i
Broadway bona- la long 06.000 Iwlao
largely for eceoqnt of n pniinln.nl
Mrwt ofwmior. owl that lnr> will n
tko cotton which., on the present liaela,
certain
“an*h.
Wall
compared with other inarheta.
thnt Ihcac people will hreah up ...- ......*
rale and re-lender lha mnalndcr In lalor
**TYn* h, Mln*ln* llrro from The New York
f-omuirrrlal ronccrnlng a well known New
Orlraiia Arm la of llllrrcal In the i-ollnn
lade In Georgia. Alabama ond Tcnocaacc:
"Tho caw of Armalrong * l o of Mem-
phlo. agalnat Ollicri A ( lay fur 600,000
aanuxra woa decided In favor of Olliert A
llay In th* railed hutca court In Naw
Oricana laat Friday.
I'll In the anon hour cotton dlaplaynl con*
•ideratile alrcnolh. hot Ih* ailvauc* i.rord
IcuipllDf to th* walplna *u*iu.ut. aud aa a
rranlt nf Ihclr aalea and anmo lieartali pma*
aurc prlcca were forced below lb* opening
a Tr*ihc don* In' S*w York the lone
wa* hnmly *l*ndy. got MU l«dnt. lower, aa
eompnreil with Ih* rlow on Monday.
I’.onparntire recdpla al all r. M. |torla
Nat n*c»lpia today **
..Same day laal y*ar g.
Total r*c*lplB for Ihre* daya I3MM
Mm* day* Uat year n.MJ
Increaae njm
Total recelpta alnce Hepleinlier l....J.t»-.IM
a.to- ,iaa laat rawr........ 6^.BI
Increaae
Kail mated tomorrow:
New Orleana
llouatun 10.BOD tw*U.BOO
May.
A floor broker aaya: “It la Jual aurb A
■t rung a pot altuation aa thla that Is the
Ituyera: I lent a. Kordeu. Fahey, MUrbell
Miller A Co . Itay and Craig.
Mellera: Parrott, Cone, lluuhard, Hledrn
Juifg NQd Ilcowp. .2
llecelpt* at (lumbar far a half week were
4X.UOO hatoo. agalnat U.WU for the same pa-
rtiMt laat aeaaou.
(ialveatou wires: “Mexico has hereto
fore Imported about 00.000 Imlea of Texas
cot ton Thl* season baa exported about
6.UJ0 bales. A ImmiI will aall fruui Tampico
tomorrow with ataiut 100 for flalvgatoQ-
New orb-ana. Fab. I.—Hayward. Vick 4
Clark: IJvarpoot futures 2JQZ% up. Spot
prices 0 higher; aalea 12.000.
our inarart opened 0ftO higher. Strength
of apots In Liverpool surprising, aborts cov
ering. Afraid Americana might put It
higher.
strength In spot* In Liverpool la a moat
Teethe support. Kccrlpta on our aid#
show signs of ao«m falling off. Kspect re
vival of eiieculntlon noon nud higher unr
kct*. Cure ha sea on deprcaaloiia nre thought
well of. Any little unfavornlde weather
next alx weaks will aUhiutate advance.
IV
evidence than for some lit .
Market very ateady. More confidence and
r .. r „ aborts unraay; atlll «-overlng.
long Interest la In Spot cotton market nulct and ateady.
c’Intimately wen~ Hewe Imjulry. bttC good, Oesirahla. -cuttotL
nthreats. A story scarce, offering* large, but nmatly with
‘ * * * lher color, * ‘
dust <
aauil and
nine defect, either
low grade*.
Little bualue** In s|Mits ao far. I^it* of
tindealralde cotton offering ami fadoru
wap! to fell It. ^dinneg- In future* I*
upholding spot* here ti*lay. Till* state of
affairs may cuuae *
futurca i
weaken some.
_ do. preferred. . . .
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NEW YORK.
I I Hi I 11
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let.*».'k1 0!t7 0.
Closed barely ataad/T
0.1 lU
0.241 0.2S-M
.... S*.h)-22
0.40 0.
8.43-46
0.B1 0.60-61
0.66 0.40-60
0.ffH 0.U-66
0.76! 0.73-70
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Movement at Atlanta:
* pta l« ‘
*ay
Increase
Shipments today
Same day laat year ..
Increaae
Stork on hand t«*day
Same day laat year-..
Increase
0.381
. 634
..14.304
. 7.MB
. 0,710
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. Arm: middling upland* .600d.
Atlanta, ateady: middling
New Tork. at»wd) ; inalaliMIi»ar lie- •
New Orleans, steady;’mbl«lljn| Jo 7 10c.
Havannali. »t*ady: ndddHn* lO3-10r.
Mobile, ateady; middling l^V-
St. Louis, quiet; udddllug
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS.
Tha followtag tabla ahow* rajalpta it the
towns today, compared with tha asm* day
Porta.
Naw orleana-
tlalveetou. . .
Mobile
Savannah. . .
Charleston. .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk. . . -
Boston. . • • <
Philadelphia.
Jarkaouvtlla. .
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Tha followtag table ahowa receipt* at tha
litartor town# today, compared with tha
Tow a*.
L”lJ
| 1901
Ilnustnu I
Augusts
Mruiplil*
Ht. l/tula- i
(‘tnrluustl j
3I3T> i
» i
j 9037
1 711
i 27ft?
(01ft
1 736
Total ’
377l<»
I0i«a
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New Orleans. Feb - The strength
of epots In Liverpool ta truly aurprl*-
Ing. and thin feature found expression
on «*ur MUc today in u sharp advance
In futures caused by abort covering
Without help from speculation cotton
Is holding Itia ow n remarkably well, and
shorts very appropriately asked them
selves the nutation "bat would happen
If spacuttttwn could be Induced to t ttuir
in on a drop In the movement or ba«1
news during the pluntlng season Al-
ready we hear from Liverpool that con.
tlnenlal spinner# are buving new
quite tktenalvely “
GREAT ACTIVITY EXPECTED
TO DEVELOP IN FEBRUARY.
New York Commercl*!.
The month' Ja»t entered upon is turn re
gnrtled as <*ertala to develop Into n period
of eitraoMluary srllvlty lu the primary
market. There,la bo Inek of evidence to
ahow that aecoddaiT factors and the gen
era I retail trade of the r«»untry are still
short ou goods for the sprtog aud summer
season*. On wash fabrics, prints, colored
cot tons and even lo the full range of staple
rottor.a the purchasing has gone along for
the peat three «r four months-ou a ware
leas hnod-to-innuth basis, aa buyers
walled for a break In prices. The orders
from a host of purchasers, all taklug mint 11
S uantltle* at abort Intervals, have kept the
otneatlr market firm aud eapahlv of estab
lishing higher levela aa the records of Jnn
uarv fully prove. It la now stnted l»y men
iw tht- aeininUry markets that thcr «ro to.
sdvau«*e their price *ml e*|^-laily in J<*l>
bio* bouses. U*th In this oeellott of the
country and the Went, higher lev*'
looked for as a feature of ttn* present
amatli. The otatbwaiw pooitiob of the me
dlttm and low count yarn* tlurlug the (mat
few days baa given bttjer* aoitte etonurage
wrnt In phtclng larger ortlers for extract.
TTii HTgrr fount fine yarns. *hwwetet.~Hw
market Is high and tplnnera are lnrllne<l to
advance nitbrr thau hold yarn* at-prevail-
but ^japtaiUma. ,ln the jobbing iiouao. full
HpPfrd^Inn'lrlkAng made m tiandle a mah'
»»r*leT bu*ine*a on spring line#. I'nfortu
ttately on knit giMMla ami many lines ol
ticketed fancy cottons no further supplies
can, Ih» scruml at first hands. In the
woolen market the withdrawal of many
llnca of men's wear worsteds and tvoolen*
for the fall of 1907 la having the effect of
quickening the action of buyers on open
ranges. Home of the high-priced fancy
the
'Wb-
heavyweight line#.
pie who will enter Into engngements
with Hptnncrs fcr actual cotton lifter
the lesson this season has taught all
middlemen. Bpot aalea In the Kngllnh
market reached 12,000 at 0 point a high
er. Tho Liverpool stock consists input.
IV of destrahln qualities and Kuronenn
buying I* consequently being directed
there. (Vittnn, which has been blocked
on roads, has not arrived to i.utct tlm
demand, which at times la very large
According to good Information, north-
w cet-Tcxas la still blocked ami the con
gestion there will not Im* relieved befoiu
the end of thU month. The easier lon-
ycsterday In the local spot market :*
attributed by spot people to the oumitv
of offerings. Desirable cotton hu* been
sifted out. ami though offering* a tv
larger, they now consist mostly of cut
ton with some defect, either color, dust
or sand. Demand for such cotton has
never properly developed yet. Hpou
today are quiet and steudv. aupportel
by the rise In futures. Demand not
pressing or general
New York. Feb. 6. -J. 8. Hache *
A more cheerful t«»nc pivvalls In
the market, but the buying power lacks
momentum, even though It Is plain to
be seen that no great amount of cotton
Is for sale. There Is no pressure from
any uuarter and In a very much nar-
er market yesterday scattered buy
ing has been sufficient to ulmotb nil
offerings. That the entire advanca did
not hold was'due to profft-taklng by
room longs on the failure of the unward
eiuent and strength displayed to
uttract outside following tNuninlssloti
huslneas shows an ln« reuse, but noi
enough to Indicate more than a modoi •
ate public Interest In what Is going on i lot
Opeelsl la Tha Qaorglsn
(From Hayward. Vlrk k Clark.)
Chicago, Feb. 6 -llartlett. Frailer * Car-
ring ton: Take advantage of the breaks to
buv n little wheat.
« arn and oata*acted vary atrong Monday;
In fuel. they, were strong and legitimately
— The hlg corn receipts are exerrlalng
pressure on the futures. All. were hedged
long ago. The demand la good enough to
prevent any areumulatlou. The rash posi
tion li» oata la as light aa the May delivery.
A Liverpool house cable#: “Wheat very
Arm. with anall stocks. The demand la
g«HMt aud holder* are not selling freely. Hpot
corn .Hill, future* firm.
Think the* wheat altuation la growing
stronger oinI believe It la a purchase.
Movement of Corn and oata promises to
Im- very modoraje, while the demand la Im
proving. Ilelle\V them both a purebaaa on
every soft a|N>t.
We ean have no permanent decline In pro-
vlalnua until we have Urger receipts of
hogs, nud t.wk to see them sett btxtar.
t liicngo HeeorU lIerald: J. A. Fatten wlr-
nl the rumor eurreut at New York that
Argentina waa bidding for bay In tbs New
\ork aud Kansas Ctty markets, and later
confirmed. The trade expressed a great
deni of Incredulity liecause of the well
know’ll fart that Argentina has vaat arena
qfTJftiWUpteff vrsva fimd; Kamwa tity wlr-
e.1 Itarleft-Fmaler: “Note that meaaage
from New York rumoring Argentina trying
tu buy hay lu thla country. It must l*e a
fact. Ilat.-Hakrr have a cable asking for
nninea of reTUTd* hay deatrrg In Kansas
The Ames Rmoks Company, wheat export
for near by supuUM^iecomfiqpocute^'BRl*
fbr Manitoba nil advanced today In faca of
yesterday a decline. Heaboard stocks wrtctl
eally eihaanted and Canadian roads esn
eellug nil rail angsgements Instead of help
ing situation by moving all rail as last
year. '
one of the private wire houses had the
following from Mlntien|N>lls: “Our offices
north of here to Wlntihtcg report this the
worst westhrr of the winter. All trains In
North Dakota abandoned ''
I'pdlke wired from ttnishs: “Have had
the beat demand for -wheat from mills thla
morning we have had on the crop. Ex
tremely Imd weather on wheat. Thawing
yeMenlay, below aero today.”
A Terre Haute message said thousand* of
acre* of wheat bad lieen under water three
wti'k* sod thla freeae will *uraly damage li.
A New York exporter who owns! wheat
abroad sold It yfsterday morning and had
Inquiries for more. Uver|M*d quoted contl
LIVERPOOL.
Tb. following (Itm tho opontoc t
«nd cIom, comporM with rntontar:
Fuluros oponod Ira.
agf *P-.
!SS3E.";48 iS* ,m
Mar.-r
April.
May-June .
Juna-Jnly
July-Aug.
Aug.-Kept.
Kept.-Oct. ..6.02
Oct. Nov. ...6.31
Nor.-Dec
Closed steady.
BP
no nr-.MW.
" Tb* follywlBgla tha raaga la caltaa fa'
Inraa la Maw Ortaaaa today:
L
1
|J
n
i
d
^ Varoh.'.'.
io.a
lajrj
iaa io
iblss ia
ii in.is
iiivS
10.04 110.02
10. lt-10 10.10-17
10.22-3410.10-21
10.24-/7110.30-23
8 S--.;:
i*. D#r
S3
10.03
io.ii ib
10.07 0
10.08 9
S8iS&33
0C 9.97
09 9.00
10.S3-34I10.27-S
0.0040 9.97-0S
9.99-101 9.08-1ft
Closed steady.
STARTED FIRMER
SUm CABLES
Trade Was Only Moderate
In Wheat With Tenden
ey Downward.
til firm and detnam. _ ..
A large Oklahoma mill has wired Its
New York represents the to. atop
flour until farther order*, na It could not get
wheat t«» protect *nle*
nitialta wiretl: “Mlmieamdls bought 6<\<M0
iiunhela wheat In Omaha tills morning at 77c
f «». I*. Mlnnes|Mdl* Thla la the highest
prle. - ^ —
Ohio
that the next
will Im* Issue/
»U March re|M»rti
lard make* a deoreu*c of l.tiT* tiefeea. Total
la given n» 2D4JIU tlcrvcn. ngnlntt J0A.H4
tlereea a month ago and 430,207 tierce*
The feuturu durlna the forenoon
the buying of Munh contract*, com
pletely upsetting previously formed
idea* and resulting in a narrowing or
the differences betwien Mutch and Mat ,
to 11 uolm*. j F«»relgn markets are Improving
IJvcrpool bought Mnrch reoreoentlnu * steadll) and when one considers tip?
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY GRAIN LETTER.
Chicago, Fel> 6.—Bartlett, Frasier A
('Arrington: Why should the price of
wheat In Chicago he ;«• leas than one
year ago? The vl*lhle supply la 4,00ft..
Oftft bushel* leas than a year ago. The
stocks In Mlnnea|ndls and Duluth an*
t.ooo.ooft, against 20.000,000 a yaar ago.
and had It not been for the phanomennl
else of our last winter s crop we would
already be feeling the pinch of small
supplies. Speculators should be con
sidering with more care the.probabl*
situation a few months hence. There
Is no probability of our raising another
d winter wheat like thr last, and
incusing success m the raising of
n wheat mnkes it likely that thla
y will make still greater Inroads,
he production of the regular vn-
* of spring wheat In 1907 The
fact that Durum wheat la selling fo
t at prices equal t.* Tic In l*hleiur
heat **f good quality shows h«*v
lentand It is
Chicago, Feb. 6.—May oata led all
other cereals on tha Board of Trade
today. They closed 2-8<y7-Sc better.
Wheat waa 1-80i-4c up to l-8c off.
Corn had gains of l-401-2c and pro
visions ware up a rhade.
Primary wheat receipts 33^,000 bush
els and corn 1.082,000 bushels, com
pared with 380,000 and 410.000.
apectlvely a year ago.
Clearances for the day were 306.000
buahela wheat, 304,000 bushels corn and
3,060 bushels of.oata. ■ ■-
Cash sales here were 36,000 bushels
wheat. 116,000 bushels corn and X 16.000
pushers oats. The seaboard reported
three Toads wheat, two loads corn and
75,000 bushels oats.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The foUowlag gives the open, range and
eloae of tha Chicago grain market today*.
Open. High. Low.
T—
R R
«s
§
52
Kent 7714
cOHN—
May 44H 44\
Jnly 44 U 40S
H 7)AT8-^ ^
fc at
H<*Pt IS 33’*
roRK-
Mny.. 17.02t4 17.72^ 17.67H 17.72V6 17.»
J 'l AHl/l' 13 ^ ,7J7 ^ ,7 ’ 70 ,7 *® 17 75
May.. Irt.OT 10.02 0.90 10.00 0.97U
July.. lO.ttVfc 10.074
KIDKK—
ay... 9.70 9.76
July.. 9.80 y >24
R R
9.07H
9.7nl
10.024 10.(1
0.724 9-7
0.80 9.7
THE WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
*TATE FORECASTS.
Georgia and tooth Carollaa—Partly cloudy
and colder tonight; Wednesday fair.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
The low pressure ares that wa# central
on the gplf coast yesterday morning h«#
moved rapidly northeastward and I# uon-
central off the coast near New York. Its
advance baa caused general rains In the
southeast and snow to the north of Tennes
see and North Carolina. 8now waa falling
this morning over moat of the northeast
quadrant of tha Tnlted Mata# and In the
Missouri valley. In th# eastern half of the
cotton belt rains have been heavy, causlug
i rtaa la tha Haifa.
The high barometric area In th# north
west ha# remained practically stationary,
but ha# decreased In energy.
The temperature ha# fallen In the east plentiful, and. as a
K If and Atlantic coast state#, while In ” n g at almut uni. p
» Missouri valley there has tieen a hue | U|C |,»*t the hlg preu
,A “ - '* ' Following are tho ..
— ■ - qnofatlona of tha Naw
rU Th« condition# f#vor f#lr and continued
cold weather In this section tonight and
Thursday; colder tonight.
Min I mum and Maximum Tam para iura*
and Rainfall.
Observations, taken At 3 «. ol. Tltb anH-
4 fcSRTJMSi
In lied Htatea Meel 4 aod LnltvU Ht#el pro-
The-itor* r market was a dlaappotatmant
again yesterday, and pressure on coal stocks
unsettled tha whole Uat.
There ran he no decided change until
hanking Jutereeta couia lu and support tha
market. .
The main reason for the uncertainty of
roarer Is the. Interstate commerce cvaunls-
elmra laveatfgatlon. which will bars to ha
awaited, aim tha Orgal Norther* caae.
which cornea up for doHaton on February 9.
Irregularity la expected today.
London strung, ought to have a rally.
If raw copper holds advance Amalgamated
might to go higher, hat we are shy of that
man !*wsou. Mr. Woolmau aura Im* cau
tious. watching spec tallies closely, lu the
midst of awful hllsaard here.
Malt Lake wires: ‘The director# of I tab
Copper Company will meet lu New \ork
city this morning for the purpose of tming
00.<S» Share# of uew stock. Block 344*30.
While the technical position iff the mar
ket I# each that a further rally I# logical.
feel like advising purchase of
1 the right #ort of buying I# la
evldeure. Ho far this baying ha# cbleflji
lieen confined to short#.
Higher cable# and threatened Pennsylva
nia strike only feature# of Interest. Market
continue# professional with no outside busJ
ueaa. Home stocks are cheap.
Town Topics: The change lo aeattment
that ta the forerunner of marked recovery
seems to have taken place. The buying re
cently has been not entirely for support,
but la good part because stocks are really
cheep at the price* that have ruled. Coi
mission houses that have been bearish rial
along are now advising purchases for li
prorfmeut. A better frying Is evident
umotor foreign noauclel Interests, and Eu
* ~ quick to tako hold as noon a«
die aasuraaee that the tide ol
is turned. Louden la quite bull
news end <
price# later no.
for aaseudlnt
that the good storks
x#t on the salt eoota and held
flL, especially tha lisrrimau
lit. Steel ana Copper profit*
Bear tip# are current
ignlnst 0,000 last year.
The following tabic gtvea the
ue New York coffee
Opening
Range.
0,104.20
6.66-6.00
6.664.00
6.664.06
6.064.7ft
3.704.80
6.904.86
6. *4.tu
6.004.16
3.064.06
0.00-0.10
1064.13
January .. ..
February .. ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .. ..
OetolMM-
November .. .
December .. ••
CliMM-d quiet.
opening
market
Close.
0.10-115
5.464.60
6.304.66
6.004.06
6.064.70
6.704.76
6.734. M)
6.804.13
6.004.96
6.964.00
1004.06
1064.10
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Feb. 6. - Coffee cable* __
a. m.. unrhangnl to 4 frauc lower; U
i*n unchanged from 10 *. tu.
.lemhurg. 10 a. in.. 4 pfennig lower; 12
oon 404 pfennig lower.
Hlo quiet, nominal; exchange 154: re
ceipts two days. 11000; shipments to 1 nlted
Htatea. 14.000; Kunipe 2,000; stocks 001000.
Mentos inactive; not quoted; three days*
receipts 43.000; stocks 2.M400.
pnr« wN-ylnt* 0LOO1 against 20.000 Boston, Feb. 't.-Talumet-Arisnn* i«i :
!!VT;, tr
— mlulon M; trtaftT■
STOCKS no
PMLLUOB
Better Tone Peveloped Lat-
rr in the Session and
Prices Moved Up.
HARRIMAN 8 LEADERS.
At tho Noon Hour Prices of
Stocks Showed Tend
ency t oAdvance.
NjwYock. Fab. 5.--Tha technical f,..,.
turva of today's market war# substantial/*
th# atm* as those of the previous qj*/
W.U Uk,. wk.u Oir.r^i ■*
contract, war. attrmlM] wlO^mon. a'
coltr than kaa tman tha ml. for .
whlb DaiL Aa baabMi th. caae fur
eral tlaja the party wocklng for a
cllne eonaht eellfilrMeal .lock. * hi t,
t wa. Uwortt ailrtt b. m«r- r-iiuTV..
w* TMny II waa lir.,t
Northern preferred which wee eitarknl
cun.him'
4°k“ Sa*. iJtLlk J*«'Mln“.‘ r ‘n' “t!,‘
etock ami t point. Ih another falle.1 r„„,
plel-ly to nnanttle th. rn.t uf tho ll.i.
New York. Feb. L—Th. atork marke'i
open—1 at aeneral adrancea aitemllu, in i.
In Anaeonda: Colon 1'aclHc up u In
Uaadlnc, AtrUaoa. Aaalnmatad and run.
jd State, rttwwl opened Chlkher. "me ui,
wae off M end Colorado Fiwl ■». -
MONEY AN EXCHANGE.
New Tork, Fob. 6.—Money on cnli
21-201: time loan., «0 days r> tt r
cent; 90 daya 61-4; « month. &l-<
O0 1-2.
Potted rate*. .terllng exrhnnito
I4.l2ffl.il. with actual bualneaa in
bankera' btlal al 4.94S(O4.l4«0 for de
mand and at 4.1040*4.(060 for sixty,
day bill*.
Bar elltrer 411-2c.
London ateady at l-4d decline to
<1 U-lCd. »
Mexican- dotlara v Uc.
Commercial billa 0*7c.
Government ateady and unebanffej
Railroad boada
itaady a
ateady.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
THE LIVERPOOL DRAIN MARKET.
- latfl hlalier; rfooed hlfhci.
lorn—upcufsl quiet H higher: at T:h) p.
i. unchitiigtil t«> \ higher; closed 40H
higher.
CHICAGO CAR LOTSa
B#fow Is g1v*n receipts today and est!
nistsu receipt# for tomorrow:
Tomor
Tod#?. row
THE METAL MARKET.
t«*#dy. sad ( upper struug but uu
ATLANTA. • .
Abilene
Amarillo. • • •
Asheville. . . .
iMham. ;:
Bismarck.'. . .
Boston
Buffalo. .
Charleston. . .
Charlotte. .. . .
Chicago. .
Cincinnati. . . .
Corpus Christ!. .
Davenport. . . ,
Dod f enty. . .
Fort Smith. . .
Galveston. . . .
Havre
Huron
Jacksonville. . .
Kiinan* City. . .
Knoxville. . .
Lt« Angeles. . .
Macon
Memplils. . . .
Meridian
Mile* City. . . .
Middle
Montgomery. . .
New York
Norfolk. .
North Platte
(inuilin
I’a 1c*Unc. . .
littNlmrg . .
Portland. Me.
Portland. Ore.
Rapid lily. .
Hi. laOlll*. . .
HI. Paul. . . .
Sun Francisco,
flpoknn*. . ..
Tampa
Taylor. . . .
Thoniaivlllc. .
Vicksburg . .
Washington 4
WltUilllglnll .
ItaUea
: ii
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY STOCK LETTER.
New York, Feb. 5.—J. 8. Bache *
Co.: The London market waa Irreffu-
lar thla moraine and the prtcea at
npenlnc here ware Irregular. The tell
ing of Brie and Pennaylvanla continued
on much better acale than yeatarday.
While there waa aome anxiety over the
threatened labor trouble on Prtineyl-
vanla. the aavere liquidation nf the paat
month hat left the etock In belter po
sition than It othcrwlae would have
been, and It participated In the up
movement after temporary weakneaa.
The Harrtman ntocki came to the front
In good nhape again, anti were the
leader, a. uaual In the advance. Llqul.
datlnn had run lit courae and the
nhortn are doing aome tall maneuver-
Ing to get their ntocki bark.
Anaranda
Atrhleon
do. preferred
Baltimore and Ohio ...;
Canadian I'arlflr
Chesapeake and Ohio
Brie
Brie, lit
Great Weatern
Illlnola Central
New York Central
Ixmlavllle and Na.liellla ....
Mexican Central, preferred
Norfolk and Weatern
Ontario ami Weatara
IVnnaylranla
ftaLSPBat-;::-:::::
Houthsrn Railway
do. preferred
8l Paul
1‘ulnii Pacific
I : alte4 Kta(«M» 8ts»el
do, preferred
Walaish, preferred
ino*4iioi
••Hi
Iixt- 1
Ml's
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Heorgle liSdlroed_4^ 1914
Savannah k 1(0*
Moron 9n. 19W
Atlanta 6a. 1911
Atlanta 4H». 1«2
AtUuta 4e. 1194 -
Atlanta and Went Point
Atlanta and Went Point Dbta. ,
Georgia
Augnata and gaeinnah
Houlhwealern
■outhw.
Georgia
CHATTANOOGA NEGROES
WITHDRAW PETITION.
Special to The Georgian.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 8.—A com
mittee of negroea appointed lo preaent
petition to the city council protesting
agalnat the preeentatlon of "The Clana-
man" here tomorrow night, withdrew
.... During | the petition on the ground that It might
the noon hour the market look, like Increaae the tenalon of the race feeling
going higher. I In thla city.
M .xa
I » I >•«
w.
I Ill'll,.
J.
Accountant and -Auditor,
ONE DOLLAR
THE 0RI6IHAL
Money Draws Interest
Starts an Account
4%
BANK
from Date Deposited
UNION SAVINGS RANK
Gould Building
CipitiL.S50.000
Dipttiit.. 100,000
Rctdircss 500,000
Itepnelta rooalvad from 9 a.
m. lo * p. m. and on Salnr-
dam nntll 9 o'elork at nlabt.
Your patronage la anllrliril
nail will be appreciated. ^
Thl* Indloatr*
forward Vrm«l«* In yarn# and **mm»*.
fldcncc In Ihe price level on the
consumer# and difficulty of rtn.iing im-... recea
the un«l *ing <>f sir.iddle# In which th
ha* bc«*n h big profit. Other buving of
he n**ur m<>ntha probablv nil«*«*i» n
VliHt i f cMution on ihe ixirt »f shi»rt*.
ill'** Killing t«» cover il*'\ tiim
Ibiulilutloii Tin iho l»i***ent l* m«r an<l
th»- buying » ihuruvier to tndb’iitt* :
l>o*#ibl.i idktns up of cotton contract *
with the ilcffnlte pnispcct uhrifl of .»
suhstatitiul l#t->ui> lu th«* nwwemen
ilhcit* to our otdtilou
| effti t .if even slightly unfavorable cri'p
news next month It should give ahun-
\ dunce of conihli'm c t-» those who favor
; the bull side of Ih** m.uket.
iun*
nstrkct I* a puichaac
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main 6!4
GEORGIA.
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Broad Street. Naw York.
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.
Talaoroph your orders direct to
our New York office, which it ac
cording) tc law. We deal in frac
tional lata an moderate margins.
Our informatian it tha bstt and is
tslsgraphcd to thoaa who opon ac
count! with ut. Correspondence in
vited.
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
■n Pho " *“ ATLANTA, GA.
L. H. Fairchild.
S. J. While. !
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW UrtLEANS.
Mem acre i
New Orleana Colton Rxrliange. New Tork Coffee Exchange.
Naw York Colton Bn hanta. New Orleans Hoard of Trade:
New Orleana Block Kxchange. Chicago Board nf Trad*.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Prlvata wlrea lo NSW YORK anl CUK-'AulO. Ordara a„H.-l ed fog (
tura dallvary. on abova Sxchangta. D. C. COTIIRAN.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON. STOCKS. BONDS, COFFEE. ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondatet and Craviar 8«», Naw Orleana.
M EMBERS!
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, GA-
C. E. CURRIER, Prealdant.
A. E. THORNTON, Vlea-Preeldant.
H. T. INMAN, Vieg-Praaldent. CEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahlgr.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Aaalalant Caahlcr.
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits
$500,000.00
$600,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
\>w OrNi « t'ntto# FtrhsagVe
; Ns# \rrk ('rtu*n Ki«*honfff.
GtDrob'll Cotton Kvrhnag*.
Iloosto# Cotton l.triisago.
n»-w Orirons Fottir# llroVor#' Assort a tloa.
Now Orl##ns and (*lii'«gu IUkcvI# «f Trails.
Vow Vl*t (Niff-# l>f||RHg*
As*<triafn M#u.'*^r* l.l\#ri*4»ni Cnttsfi Ass A
1 .Notr York and Chicago Corrospondtr.ta.
J. *. EACHC 4 COn AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER 4 CARRINGTON.
PRP/ATE WIRES TO ALL PD1NT3.
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON. STOCKS, BONDS, ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wlrea to New York, Chicago and Naw Orleana.
All Account* Guaranteed.
Offices: Oppcaita Pott Office, Knoxville, Tenn.; Schraplro Dullding
North Augucta, S. C.
Ordara aollcitad for Purchaac and Salt for Future Dallvary. Con-taxon,
danea Invited. Atlanta and Gaorgia cuatomar* will b* giva.i apodal aUen-